Grandview-Woodland, Vancouver: property records, permits and heritage

Grandview-Woodland has 5,064 addresses in the City’s property register. In the last two years the City issued 62 new-building permits, below the city median, and 59 demolition permits. 136 sites here are on the Vancouver Heritage Register.

The oldest building in Grandview-Woodland dates from 1901; half were built before 1953, and the newest in 2022. Most houses and residential lots are assessed between $1,466,000 and $2,562,000; the typical one at $1,846,600. Most common zoning: RT-5 (2,757), RM-4 (887), RM-3A (298). 1,454 strata buildings and strata homes. 123 addresses have a serious finding, such as a floodplain or a protected heritage building.

Addresses
5,064
New buildings, 2 yrs
62
Demolitions, 2 yrs
59
Heritage sites
136

Oldest buildings

Highest assessed houses

Map of Grandview-Woodland: new buildings, demolitions and heritage sites

New building, last 2 yearsDemolition, last 2 yearsHeritage siteLot

Streets in Grandview-Woodland

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